Switches to using the builtin inspector rather than the standalone ironic-inspector service since this has now been dropped from kolla-ansible. Where possible, the new service has been configured to maintain the same behaviour of the old standalone service. When using the standalone inspector, Kayobe has a few opinionated defaults for the set of processing hooks. These defaults have been translated over to the built-in inspector equivalents for a more consistent experience. Inspection rules have rewritten to use the new format. CLI invocations have been updated to use the commands for the new inspection service. Change-Id: I09bd59d085c7ec3fa0ccd6abb84bd2d0c8b9825d Depends-On: https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/kolla-ansible/+/961266 Signed-off-by: Will Szumski <will@stackhpc.com>
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YAML
26 lines
614 B
YAML
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# Path to a directory in which to create a virtualenv.
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ironic_inspector_venv:
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# Upper constraints file for installation of python-ironicclient.
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ironic_inspector_upper_constraints_file:
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# Authentication type.
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ironic_inspector_auth_type:
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# Authentication information.
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ironic_inspector_auth: {}
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# CA certificate path.
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ironic_inspector_cacert:
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# Name of cloud in clouds.yaml.
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ironic_inspector_cloud:
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# Interface (public, internal, admin).
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ironic_inspector_interface:
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# List of rules which should exist. See the Inspector rules API for details of
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# parameters available for rules.
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ironic_inspector_rules: []
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